On the final pre-season RAW Trev Downey returned to the host’s chair, in the company of Simon Brundish and Hari Sethi, to review Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Torino at Anfield.
The lads look at how The Reds are shaping up ahead of the season opener against West Ham, they pick apart the performances of the lads who contributed on the night and they speculate as to what the line-up is likely to be to kick off the campaign.
There’s some talk about how Xherdan Shaqiri and Daniel Sturridge could be the secret weapons to power Jürgen Klopp’s men to the title and a vicious dismissal of telepathy by Mr. Brundish!
On another Pre-Season Edition of Post Match Raw, Hari Sethi stands in for host Trev Downey to discuss the Reds’ 5-0 win over Napoli in front of a packed Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
Joining Hari on pod we have Post Match Raw regular, Dave Hendrick and making his debut (somehow) Mr. AI himself, Gags Tandon.
- Alisson’s confident debut gave Reds’ fans a glimpse of what’s to come from their new no.1
- Curtis Jones shows why he could have a part to play in the upcoming PL season.
- Sturridge’s Liverpool renaissance continues.
The penultimate Post Match RAW of the pre-season is done, one more to go until the big kick-0ff!
Our RAW podcast returns with a lite version to review Liverpool's 4-1 victory over Manchester United in Michigan. Eddie Gibbs steps in for Trev Downey, but regular Raw...rites Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi are present to burn the midnight oil.
Amongst the discussion:
- PenaltyPool
- Sturridge and the Reds youngsters
- Mourinho's embarrassing pre and post-match comments
- Shaqiri's debut & wonder goal
This kicks off our popular post-match RAW season, just one of many fantastic shows exclusively for AI:PRO subscribers.
Trev Downey and Dave Hendrick have lasted in their RAW posts until the last game of the season because The Reds have been magnificent and Jürgen Klopp has worked wonders. In Kiev, an already stretched squad was shorn of it’s talisman after 30 minutes and it took two acts of incredible self-sabotage for the greatest squad in Europe to beat them. Trev and Dave reflect on the loss and look forward to the brightness in the future.
Trev Downey hosts the final Premier League RAW of the season and is joined by Hari Sethi to reflect on a successful campaign which saw The Reds clinch a top 4 finish and Champions League football with an emphatic 4-0 Anfield win over Brighton. The lads discuss the big picture issues and also burrow into the details of the comfortable victory and the performances of the players. Dave Hendrick, traumatised by Dejan Lovren’s goal, sat this one out, but the two lads are in good form as they look at the progress the club is making under Jürgen Klopp.
After a game in which Liverpool needed only a point to virtually secure Champions League participation next season, Jürgen Klopp’s men could not manage to secure it and suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat. On the day, many of the old reliables were well below par and there was an irritatingly familiar defensive lapse for the game’s only goal, BUT a win next week against Brighton and in three weeks against Real Madrid, and this will have been the finest season in decades. Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Dave Hendrick look at both sides of the coined analyse today’s match.
Trev Downey is joined by his usual colleagues, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi, to react to Liverpool qualifying to meet Real Madrid in the 2018 Champions League Final!
Trev Downey is joined by his usual colleagues, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi, to react to the flat Anfield encounter that saw Liverpool and Stoke play out a scoreless draw. The Reds dominated possession but were atypically blunt in attack, with only two shots on target all afternoon. There was some questionable refereeing by Andre Marriner and at least one penalty that should have been awarded but overall this was one to forget, with a massive match against Roma in four days.
Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi return to record another RAW on a massively dramatic evening at Anfield in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, when Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool side went goal crazy and raced to an entirely merited 5-0 lead before some irritatingly daft errors allowed the visitors two late replies. A serious injury to Oxlade-Chamberlain has depleted the squad to dangerous levels but The Reds have certainly helped their chances reaching the final.
